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Mind Map by James Howe, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by zeligho9
almost 9 years ago
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Copied by James Howe
almost 9 years ago
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Data Representation
- Images
- Bitmaps
- Image divided into a grid of pixels
- Each pixel set to a number of
bits, which can contain a set
number of colours
- If the pixel contains 4 bits, it can contain
up to 2^^4 number of colours (16)
- Increasing the size of the image increases the
size of the file as there are more pixels
- Increasing the resolution
(quality) also increases
file size
- Increasing the resolution
(quality) also increases
file size
- Increasing the size of the image increases the
size of the file as there are more pixels
- If the pixel contains 4 bits, it can contain
up to 2^^4 number of colours (16)
- Each pixel set to a number of
bits, which can contain a set
number of colours
- The width of the
picture is needed in
pixels as well as
the number of bits
assigned to each
pixel
- Image divided into a grid of pixels
- Vector
Images
- These images do not have
any data pixels but they
are a specific set of
instructions needed to
reproduce the picture
- Certain elements of the
picture are required to
make the instructions
- Shape
- Line
thickness
- FIll
- Colour Depth
- Shape
- Certain elements of the
picture are required to
make the instructions
- Vector images build
their instructions in
relation to the photo's
point of origin
- As the picture is only a set of
instructions, resizing the photo does
not affect the resolution of the
picture
- Therefore file size is
small
- Therefore file size is
small
- As the picture is only a set of
instructions, resizing the photo does
not affect the resolution of the
picture
- These images do not have
any data pixels but they
are a specific set of
instructions needed to
reproduce the picture
- Bitmaps
- Metadata
- Known as "data about
data"
- vector images need metadata
- This includes
- Colour depth in bits per pixel
- Date of creation
- Resolution (height and width in pixels)
- The Author
- Colour depth in bits per pixel
- This includes
- vector images need metadata
- Known as "data about
data"
- Number systems
- Binary
- Base 2 counting system, where
only the numbers 0 or 1 are
used
- Computers read
data in binary
- Computers read
data in binary
- Base 2 counting system, where
only the numbers 0 or 1 are
used
- Denary
- Base 10 counting system
where the numbers 0 to 9
are used
- Humans use denary to
count
- Humans use denary to
count
- Base 10 counting system
where the numbers 0 to 9
are used
- Hexadecimal
- Base 16 counting system where the numbers 0 to 9 are
used, and the letters A, B, C, D, E, F are used to represent the
numbers 10, 11, 12 ,13 ,14 15 respectively
- Base 16 counting system where the numbers 0 to 9 are
used, and the letters A, B, C, D, E, F are used to represent the
numbers 10, 11, 12 ,13 ,14 15 respectively
- Binary
- Units of
Information
- Bit
- Nybble
- Byte
- Kilobyte
- Megabyte
- Gigabyte
- Terabyte
- Petabyte
- Exabyte
- Yottabyte
- Zettabyte
- Zettabyte
- Yottabyte
- Exabyte
- Petabyte
- Terabyte
- Gigabyte
- Megabyte
- Kilobyte
- Byte
- Nybble
- Bit
- Sound
- Sound waves are analogue, so they
must be converted to digital
information for computers
- This is done by sampling
the wave and storing a
digital representation of
the sound
- Sampling frequency is how
often a sound wave is
sampled
- Increasing sample
frequency produces a
better quality of sound but
increases file size
- Increasing sample
frequency produces a
better quality of sound but
increases file size
- Sample rate determines how many
different tones can be represented
- High sample rate means more tones
can be represented
- High sample rate means more tones
can be represented
- Sampling frequency is how
often a sound wave is
sampled
- This is done by sampling
the wave and storing a
digital representation of
the sound
- Sound waves are analogue, so they
must be converted to digital
information for computers
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